| Developers: | Huawei |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | Dec 2021 |
| Branches: | Consumer Goods, Electrical and Microelectronics |
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2025: Smart Glasses 2 Announcement
On April 16, 2025, the company Huawei announced smart glasses Smart Glasses 2 with an artificial intelligence-based feature set. In particular, the possibility of simultaneous speech translation is implemented.
In terms of design, the gadget resembles traditional glasses with round frames and optical lenses. According to Huawei, 33 technological operations are carried out in the manufacture of the frame, which is made of titanium, to ensure durability and elegance. Special non-slip shackles and a carefully developed stop in the bridge of the nose are responsible for comfort during long-term wearing.
The simultaneous translation function is activated by a voice command. Huawei does not specify which languages are supported, but claims that the device is capable of providing effective online translation. There are also tools for health control: this is, in particular, the Cervical Health 2.0 tool, developed specifically for women. Useful information is displayed in the accompanying mobile application for the smartphone.
Smart Glasses 2 are equipped with head movement control, which allows users to reject and receive calls with a simple nod. The gadget is able to provide weather information and remind you of planned business in accordance with the user's schedule. There are a number of other functions that will be useful in performing everyday tasks.
The claimed battery life on a single battery charge reaches 9 hours in talk mode and 11 hours when listening to music. It takes about 50 minutes to replenish the energy reserve from 0% to 100%. Wireless connection is used to exchange data with a smartphone. Bluetooth The novelty went on sale at an estimated price of $315.[1]
2021: Smart Glasses Announcement
At the end of December 2021, Huawei announced a new pair of smart glasses running HarmonyOS - Huawei Smart Glasses. They allow you to receive calls, listen to music, take notes without using a smartphone.
Smart glasses are released in the form factor of classic glasses. The device is presented in three stylistic variations, called Boston, Wellington and Aviato. The user can additionally use diopter or tinted lenses and UV protection depending on the needs. For music playback, content viewing and other features, the glasses are equipped with new 128mm ultra-thin speakers that provide hands-free access to the Celia Virtual Assistant. Smart glasses will remind the owner of meetings and read out messages, as well as report the weather.
The device also has IPX4 splash protection. The battery life is designed for 16 hours of mixed use - 4.5 hours of talk time and up to 6 hours of listening to music. The proprietary USB-C charging cable supports fast charging. Since the glasses have gesture support that allows you to use a combination of swipes, pinches and touches, the user, using any of these gestures or a combination of them, can control the playback of music and accept or reject calls. In addition, the device automatically pauses playback when the owner takes off his glasses.
The new smart glasses also track users' eye health and posture. For example, if the owner of the glasses begins to slouch, the device will give a warning signal about the dangerous consequences of such a pose.
The smart glasses start at $266 for the diopter lens model, and the sunglasses version will cost $299. Both versions are already available for order in China.[2]
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